The Scary Reason You Shouldn't Leave Your Turkey Out To Thaw Overnight
If you're hosting a Thanksgiving (or Friendsgiving) bash, don't be so quick to leave your turkey out to thaw overnight. Here's why, and what to actually do.
Read MoreIf you're hosting a Thanksgiving (or Friendsgiving) bash, don't be so quick to leave your turkey out to thaw overnight. Here's why, and what to actually do.
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